Full Gear in Phoenix has two sourced matches and one refused stipulation

This is a partial card. AEW’s October 21 Dynamite recap says Full Gear is coming from Phoenix on November 14. The recap does not name a building. This page does not supply one. Two matches are sourced. A stipulation that was refused is described as refused, not as the match type.

Full Gear sits after Blood and Guts on the PLE hub. The Wednesday special and the pay-per-view are ten days apart in the dates AEW printed. They share some of the same people. They do not share a match list.

The trios rematch, and the stipulation that was rejected

AEW’s October 21 recap says Renee Paquette was with the new AEW World Trios Champions and that King and Page were the first three-time trios champions. Bandido is described as the partner they credited. Prince Nana interrupted for Swerve Strickland and The New Level, asking for the titles back. Page agreed the rematch could happen. Swerve named Full Gear, and Page agreed to the event. Swerve then named Texas Death, referring to a Full Gear three years earlier. Page refused. Swerve called it non-negotiable. Page said Swerve had no leverage and that the answer on Texas Death was no.

The announced item is a rematch at Full Gear. The status on the match is announced. The Texas Death request is part of the stipulation line so a reader does not see “Full Gear” and assume the deathmatch is official. It is not, on AEW’s report. Names are kept the way the recap uses them: Hangman Page, King, Bandido, Swerve Strickland, The New Level. The recap also says “Hangman and Brodido” when Swerve states the matchup. This file uses the champion names from the interview section and does not merge King and Brodido into a new spelling the article did not define.

The women’s tag match

AEW’s October 24 Collision recap says Wrathlander, Kris Statlander and Harley Cameron, are supposed to face Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor for the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship at Full Gear. The October 21 recap calls the Brawling Birds the Women’s World Tag Team Champions and refers to that same Full Gear tag match. The bout is announced. It is a title match in the Collision sentence. It is not a Blood and Guts match. Nightingale’s recruitment of the Brawling Birds for November 4 is a different booking, confirmed in the same Collision article and filed on the Jacksonville card.

If Hayter and Windsor are the champions, the Blood and Guts team name and the Full Gear participant names describe one reign from two angles. This page states the Full Gear participants as AEW named them in the Collision sentence, and leaves the team-name reading in the Blood and Guts file rather than asserting a parenthetical the sentence itself does not print.

What this page will not do yet

It will not add a world title match, a TNT match, or a Continental match. Jon Moxley is Continental Champion in the October recaps. Jay White said he wanted that title. White then beat Kyle O’Reilly on October 24, and the show ended with The Cut and the Death Riders in a brawl that included Orange Cassidy hitting Moxley by mistake, in AEW’s telling. None of that is a Full Gear contract in the text used here. Dynamite remains the weekly show where those challenges surface. The road map explains why a partial pay-per-view card is more useful than a guessed one. When AEW posts a full Full Gear lineup, this file should grow. Until then, Phoenix on November 14 means two matches and a stipulation that was turned down.

Works cited

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